If there's one thing that is undeniably true, dollhouses are not just for children – especially when they happen to be the home of Christian Dior's latest offering of Lady D-Joy, Lady Dior and Lady D-Lite bags. For our Euphoric issue, creative director and stylist Sarah Pritchard alongside photographer Lauren Bamford and set designer Joseph Gauci-Seddon took us back to our childhood, creating a thread of storytelling that brings Dior's iconic handbag silhouettes to the forefront.
Left: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady D-Joy bag. Right: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady D-Joy bag.
Left: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady Dior bag. Right: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady Dior bag.
It's no secret that the Lady Dior – in all its variations – has become a hallmark piece for the House since its inception and release in 1994. Most iconically, its renaming from Chouchou, which is French for 'the favourite', to Lady Dior after Princess Diana herself, cemented the Lady Dior as a timeless bag that was made for, and loved by icons.
Now, in its contemporary reimagining, it remains an enduring symbol of luxury, recognised and loved across generations with a thread of history and sentimentality that will last a lifetime.
Left: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady Dior bag. Right: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady D-Lite bag.
Left: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady D-Lite bag. Right: CHRISTIAN DIOR Lady D-Lite bag.
Wanting more from our November Euphoric issue? Get to know our cover star, Ajak Deng, through our exclusive Model Profile interview, where she shares her hopes for the future and her favourite movie. Elsewhere, our first digital cover star, multidisciplinary artist and Gen-Z star, Maddie Ziegler gets candid about growing up in the spotlight, and her love for Taylor Jenkins Reid books.
Experience the Euphoric issue in its entirety this November, available on newsstands from November 17 and through our online shop. Find a stockist near you.
PHOTOGRAPHY Lauren Bamford
FASHION & CREATIVE DIRECTION Sarah Pritchard
SET DESIGN Joseph Gauci-Seddon
